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Chicago Tribune

Student Alexis Bishop reads "To Kill a Mockingbird" during composition class at the Perspectives Math and Science Academy charter school. The allure of charter schools is not just the claim that they do a better job of educating, but that they can do so for less money than the public spends on traditional schools.

Student Alexis Bishop reads "To Kill a Mockingbird" during composition class at the Perspectives Math and Science Academy charter school. The allure of charter schools is not just the claim that they do a better job of educating, but that they can do so for less money than the public spends on traditional schools. (Chicago Tribune)

Student Alexis Bishop reads "To Kill a Mockingbird" during composition class at the Perspectives Math and Science Academy charter school. The allure of charter schools is not just the claim that they do a better job of educating, but that they can do so for less money than the public spends on traditional schools.